Bimini
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- noun
- /ˈbɪmɪni/
- Specialized
- I've not conducted any trials but wouldn't think a canoe or a sit-on-top kayak would fare well with any type of cover, even a bimini style.
- bimini top
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Examples
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Lots of center console boats have bimini tops of various sizes.
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I am organizing to tie a bimini on the 30 lb major line and connect it to about 6 feet of 60 lb mono via an improved Albright knot.
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All right, so we've got the Bimini top up now.
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Boss, aren't we Meeting the bimini ship?
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Bruce assumed he was over bimini, bahama, but the radio controller told him he was actually over Miami beach, 50 miles away.
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If Bruce wasn't warped by fog, what else might have happened over bimini 40 years ago?
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Willard called the radio station from bimini when he found out about the robberies, and he said he'll give $100,000 to anyone who captures this guy.
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In December 1970, 23-year-old Bruce took his father and his father's business partner on a short hop from andros island to bimini island in the Bahamas.
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On sunny days, the captain raises the Bimini to protect passengers from the heat.
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The boat's Bimini provides much-needed shade during long fishing trips.
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Bimini for a boat cover comes from the Bimini islands in the Bahamas, where sailors often used a simple canvas top to protect people from the sun. So a Bimini on a boat is the canvas roof that gives 'shade'.